... compel. that revision of the Spainish constitution, which not oaly d Spain itself, but all Europe demands. .. Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy liad o Friday a very ' long confereoce with the Board of Adamiralt; relative si to his combniand in South Anierica. The ...

... informned Sir T. Hardy she was loaded 0 with provisions and naval stores. Sir Thomas directed her to be taken alongside a slobp which had been cap- Pf tured a few' days before. Mr. Geddes volunteered his Y services;, and to put, Sir Thomas's orders in execution ...

... the de- stru49ion of tthe Macedonian; now an Ameiican fii- gate, and the Hornet sloop of war,-bythe squadron under Sir Thomas Hardy; and the following' ac- count fi'om Liverpool corroborates: the rumour Liverpool,'Auguit 2. Theischooner Abeona, Maxwell ...

... Amneeican ktnasterh -t ' British ships, anid have-beeo-sebt tt BfrnAuds, to be emt- pioyt-d in thea naval y'srds'.' Sir. Thomas Hardy' ofthe. arnille, W ac ?? Amoericanslhi ishallkei a ,insiderable nhniber cf prisonert ots board hi Aship, that thev -'may ...

... Glient. 9. The Princess of Wales embtarked for the conti- nent ott board the Jasoti frigate, off Worthing. Captain Sir Thomas Hardy attacked and took posisessioll of the sown of Storlisgtolt, int North r A'mrerica. s 12. Formal expulsion of Lord Cocirane ...

... Sih cc tins threc). 'The Rights of Mean-(tould andt reiterated applause). The Triall by ,Jumy-(witih three tints tic rr). Thomas Hardy, Jolin Ho-ie Toolie. anti the rest of thli.-qtiinted Patriots in t1-9--(acbouonded a, eptause). The ?? and llonest Jutries ...

... Sharp li-ec- Robert Klnight, Esq. Timothy Brown, Esq. W!Iiim Morgan,., Esq. Mr. Adams, Mr. J. Pearson, Mr. i Brtoks; Mr. Thomas Hardy, Mr. Stephlins, .Mr. Miller, and Mr. Wildman, nephew to Mr.'Tooke. They left Wimbledon at 12 o'clock, and reached Ealing ...

... to destroy the Ramilies, has in-. duced. Sir 'T. Hardy to address letters to the public authorities of New London, and to the Governor of the State of Connecticut, on the subject. in these Sir Thomas states, that - he is fullya pprized of the efforts ...

... inscribed, in the records of the House of Commons, S in 1characters 'wiciih he who' runs may read. 1He S was, continued Mr. Hardy, 1 in weariness often,. in a -pains, in' huniger and 'thirst, and in'warchiiti ofen when you, gentlemen,. were asleep in your ...

... offeringlhiniself again as a. candidate- for Web-minmrer : of Shiiould shis be the f6ct, it is prohable that Sir Thoma . Mnt Masterman Hardy, the confidential friend and favournie Capfain of Lord Nelson, and in whose arms rhe- gallanir Admiral died, will ...

... cw White peas, 76s.to 90's.-fiie boiltes, 9hg. to 1 20s. r Grey peas, 72s. to 8ss. -. Hotrse beans, new, 56s. to 70s.-sup. hardis. t Tick beans, 54s. to 68s.-sup. hard, Ss A ' Barley,foreign, 484. to 58i.5 Eilglish, d5s. to ats. Matting, li! l . to 65s ...

... to be C; ?? H. Turner, Gent. tu be L rutenont. C Shkfqill leeginten? of Local AMilifia.-T. Blackwall t Masin, Andrew Allen Hardy, T. Petkyith Jackson, n andt Ihlionns Walton, GOets. to he Ensigns. r fhali, nertirnealn of tcacl Militia.-Henry Curecr, p ...